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Chicken & Chuckles—Rev. Stanley Buck, left, tries
to learn the secrets of good cooking from Robert
Ramsey, Master Chef de la Poultry. . .
Sunday evening was a great time to be at Juniper
Chapel F. W.B. Church.
The church Youth Group put on a chicken dinner
for all members.
Member Peggy Buck expected about 70 hungry
people to show up but word got out that member
Robert Ramsey was one of the cooks and over 80
showed up.
Nothing beats a Robert Ramsey Down East bar-b-
que and the 25 broilers soon disappeared along with
massive quantities of baked beans, cole slaw, collards
and gallons of iced tea.
The Youth Group won $95 from Rollerland
Skating Rink in New Bern on church night by having
the largest turnout of skaters over other churches-63
skaters in all. This money was used for the cookout.
After dinner, about 20 young people from very tiny
to age 19 entertained the adults with Bible passages
in sign language and singing.
... And The Children Sing—Ben Andrews, left, 10
years old (today!), harmonizes with Lee Buck, 3 years
old.
In Memory
Joseph Glenn Blow
Joseph Glenn Blow, 911
Westwood Dr., Raleigh
formerly of Vanceboro,
president of Petroleum
Tank Corp., died Thurs
day, June 3, 1982.
Funeral services were
held Saturday at Pullen
Memorial Baptist
Church. Burial was at
Mount I.rawn Memorial
Park. Raleigh.
He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Elizabeth
Paris Blow: 3 daughters.
Mrs. JoAnn B. Alderman
of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
Barber B. Dozier of
Raleigh: and Miss
Beverly Blow of Raleigh.
The family requests
that contributions be
made to Hospice of Wade
County. P. 0. Box 14285,
Raleigh. N.C. 27620: or to
the Memorial Fund for
Jo.seph G. Blow. Pullen
Memorial Baptist
Church. 1801 Hills
borough St.. Raleigh. N.
C. 27605.
West Craven Highlights, June 10,1982, Page 5
Happy Birthday"
Senior Citizen’s Dinner
June 10
Clay Gaskins
George Jones
Michelle Dixon
Terry Lee Tripp
Philip McCandless
Sharon Shelly
Ida Barrow
June 11
Evelyn Fillingame
Cathy Morris
Robert Beaman
Cleveland Gaskins
June 12
Stacy Rae Lee
Jonee Matthews
Beatrice Lewis
June 13
Linda Whitford
Marie Davis
William Wiggins
Grace Peterson
Rev. Owen K. Arthur,
Jr.
June 14
Michael Woods
Christine Panichelli
Dot Wilson
Ruth Patterson
Mary L. Harper
June 15
Joyce Edwards
Kimberly Wilson
June 16
Jessica Chesson
Alan Russell
Wesley Gladson
Robert E. Blount
Clarence Hardy
Sarah Lovett
Happy Anniversary
Heber Cox
Senior Citizen’s Dinner
Oak Grove FWB
Church held its third
annual Senior Citizen’s
Dinner Saturday night,
June 5. Forty senior
citizens enjoyed a buffet
dinner of barbecued
chicken, ham, various
vegetables, iced tea, and
an assortment of desserts.
After the meal, the senior
citizens participated in
an “Oldywed (5ame”, a
Point Game, and answer
ed a panel of questions.
The oldest lady senior
citizen present was Mrs.
Annie Lassiter. Mr.
Heber Cox was the oldest
man senior citizen. Prizes
were given to these
honored guests. Mrs.
Alice Manning won the
door prize.
A display of several
antique items served as a
major conversation
corner among the senior
citizens. Items such as
flat irons, “tin pictures”,
and Haarlem’s Oil were
on display. Many admir
ed the chamber pot and
the songbook which dated
in the 1800’s.
By Barbara Forrest
June 11
Mr. & Mrs. Glynn H.
Buck
Mr. & Mrs. McRay
Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Lancaster
Mr. & Mrs. Gary
Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie B.
Anderson,Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Elijah
Pugh
June 12
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin
Anderson
June 13
Mr. & Mrs. Milford
Mounce
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E.
Hill
June 15
Mr. & Mrs. Keitt
Sawyer
Mr. & Mrs. William E.
Cleve, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Van
Trump
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Why a “Temporary” Filling?
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